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colouring an old black and white photo video tutorial
Ok this is a poor quality tutorial but I will be remaking it at a slower pace I have had all sorts of problems so just rushed it out when I finally got 1 rendered I apologise was still ill and was struggling to breathe
Last edited by Hoogle; 07-01-2011 at 12:19 AM.
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Re: colouring an oldblack and white photo
I recently did one of these for my family, I have an original black-and-white photograph from the depression era that I colorized it using a technique I believe I heard on here.
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Re: colouring an oldblack and white photo
I like the poster art effect of it
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thanks for the compliment, I really do appreciate it especially when it comes from people on here who are really experienced. I think the best effect of this picture is the fact that my father was standing on the left was drunk at the time this picture was taken. He always got that kind of a grin on his face whenever he was drinking, LOL!
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Re: colouring an oldblack and white photo
I would have painted in some black over the hair though keep the layer mode as normal but reduce the opacity of the layer right down its the only sign that it has been artificially coloured
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Re: colouring an oldblack and white photo
Ok yet again redoing this video I failed on lol was recording only a section of the screen I give up for now
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thanks for the tutorial

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